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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-18
GOVERNOR WILSON.
He TAKES NOTICE or THE ACTION OF THE
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH
Respecting tho Appointment Of Dr.. George !. Tar
rion, and D!sposss Of the Gbec-
tons Raised.

The following document from the Exec
utiye Office, Charleston, over the signature
of His Evcellency, Governor Wilson, eX'
plains itself:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-18
CONEND \. SIZE,

Principal State Normal School.
We, the undersigned, herewith gladly
testify to the thorou.hu,~S and complete
ness OF your~ cyrlopoIin. We heartily en-
dnrsc thu opinion III Prot. l. NJ Turner,
the President of the West Virginia tnl-
ycrsity. and hold the work ~ - GENIAL cN-
positiun or American ability
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-09
PERSONAL.

Hon. r. AMEDEE BREGY will likely ID
appointed successor to the late Judge Pierce
In Philadelphia.
Miss CArHARINE L. WOLFE IL said To
have bequeathed her magnificent collection
OF paintings to the New York Metropolitan
Museum Of Art
SENATOR SHERMAN's business agent st
Findlay, Ohio, has sold for $50 600 property
for which the senator paid $4,000 . month
ago. The senator refuses el25 900 for the
hundred acres for which hs paid $50, 900 at
the same time
ARs. MARY CUNSINaHAM, OF Bucksport,
strong anu-tObAocOpist She used the
weed Tor stxty-three years. but since she
s0Ppeo, noe long ago, she aays she feels Ike
= 9iSi again, and she wishes that she had
HON HsNRy q. DAVIS has vrittan . ,.t,.,
~ which no maintaius that II IL ths ant ~
the West Virginia legislature 10 elsct iIn;,ss "a
States senator OF its called ssssion> cShs.w,ss
the state may hnd itself with but onS rNr.S
sentative In the United Htatss HsnstG
BARON NoRDBNsKJoLD is plannins t,,c
n the south Pole. under the potr0SsrS X
King Oscar OF Sweden, and tells IA in,cs.
viewer that the psinctpai obstscIe 70 pro~rsss
In thas direction y mot the icA. but the Cifli, !,
Guilty In carrying enough coal This oxpla.
nation requires sxplsnsiion, but the bsron Z
. psaceso.l man. and no doubt knows his
yaeshS. z - Nc Poa.ihis 2 r:aoh ths pole
oioAe ~ ~ ~ but the twentslh would
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-09
6 y Weekly Intelngenoer
LANCASTER. APRIL .. 1857.
Hating Land Grabbers.


&A In was passed through Congress in
- - dayS Of the session, which author
~ ~ disposal in . peculiar manner Of
~ thrse millions Of acres Of public lands.
- lands composed the strip Of territory
1e1wssn Texas and Kansas, known - 'no
1n6nh land" and the bill II supposed to
knSo been introduced and amended in the
ln1West Of . company Of Land -grabben
Who, II the bill had passed, would have
owned and controlled territory a. large
= the state Of Connecticut. This has been
oommented on before, but the New York
Herald gives q detailed history of the
scheme and IN account Of its defeat, that
le0eots great credit on President Cleve-
Ind and Mr.. Carlisle.
It came to the president for signature on
March 8, and as the dishonest purpose Of
~ bill was not apparent on its face, there
WA0 reason to believe that he would
ilgn Il. On learning the situation from
GenegAl Weaver and other opponents of
sthe measure. Mr. Carlisle telephoned to the
White House, explained the land scheme
and received answer that the caution would
b hesded. On the morning of March 4th,
TIE friends OF the bill called on the presi-
oont to urge its signature, but Mr.. Cleve-
land refused, and 20 ono land. grabbing
snake was killed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-09
The Epd Of Lent.

This ID the last day of Lent and for all
those who have practiced spirit of Lenten
sslf.abnegation, its passing will be hailed
with Joy that, il quiet, is none the less
complete. Let these not, however, relax
too suddenly the reins which they have
bsen holding 90 stiifly. Else it may be
proved that the last condition of this faster
bWorse than the first.
Steadily, surely, Easter holds its rank
with Christmas as one of the greatest holi-
days Of the year. People may tire Of
Easter eggs and rabbit nests, of pretty
little books at pretty big prices and cards
cf beautiful design bearing poetry that is
occasionally good in quality and always
good In thought; but no one can ever tire
Of the great thought on which the whole
celebration is based, the principle of the
immortality Of the soul.
Easter Is the great resurrection season.
After the Lenten humiliation every one
should rise to new life. The floral king.
dom puts on its brightest colors, the lilies
1sver look SO pure, humanity never 80
aaersd as at this period. Let the great
1Dgtival be celebrated with all the pomp
md ceremony that it admits Of.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-09

scSs:ss. g" - "a Gay: GO = IsasAsd tae Pole
nov On sefsa woold - - ho0e again~
BEnNHARDf he q bed temper. In ths
Hodman house roseaursnt IN New YORK. the
oenef cey,eno Woo made 10 wait four minutes
lssef ehan ehe appoineed time for her dinner.
The thought maddened her % that che could
nos control hes.elf and rushine q the daily.
ioe waiter aho knocked the tray out OF his
hand. The dishes went 70 the floor with 9
cfaeh. Then ehe seised him by the eaS and
pulled htm about In sort Of q war daucA
which did mot end until her personal attend.
ants eucceeded In pacifying her. Frightened
out Of his wits by the unex pected onslsusht
the waiter made an attsmpt 10 pick up The
scattered pieces Of china This made the
actress still moro angry, and now thoroughly
worked into passion, she ordered the Wsitcr
and every body else out OF the apartmenta
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-09
TNFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM.
ST. JACOBS OIL.
INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM.

INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM.
-. After lapse OF years statements counsm.
ing the efilcacy Of st. Jacobs Vii and its perms-
nent cures are given below.
FROM RHEUMATIC SUyIRRER .lssO -CURRp
Hamburg Berks Co, Pa
suffered from severe innamm AtOry rhsums-
tism Tor about weeks ply stcians gave me no
relief WAS confined 70 the house. liubs very
stAirs. After few applications the pain was
gone. and few more entirely cured me.
ROLAND 7. LEONARD.
FRoN SAME YEARS sLATsR-PgRSAHsxrLY CuRsp
Hamburg. Berks Co, Pa. Oct. 10, 1850
About six years ago took sick with infiam.
matory rheumatism and by using few bottles
OF " Jacobs OIL was entirely cured. ! cheer
.na ,Ty o1PS .,s my % 10 the grand. great
RJLXND T. LEONARD.
fRoN DEPUTY sHERIyy-JUHB. lssl-cussp,
Attleborough, Mass.
Last May was laid up With acuts rSeumatism
jacobs oii. ala 80. ana next day lay W. ~ ", Ws,l o. \:
ever, ELI All HCAPRON,
Deputy sheriff.
FRoN sAussYHARs LArER--PRixAHEHrLy CulrD
Attlsborougb, Mass, Sov. 10, 1885
nad severe attack Ofscute rheu Tatism SO
o0nld OF take step was conh ned 70 bed.
tried everything TO no purpose. and ut last tried
81 Jacobs OH. II cured me entirely, and
ELI An CAPRON, Deputy shsEin.
THE CHARLES A. vossLss Co. BAlt,m ore
GSr sy s. :sass on or Bee
stamp and history Of their case. receive ADvI0S
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-09

l1 g cs..1s Z l.!1Aa.s; @ - ~.
0S0lete1t - 6 Ter - - ef0asose
NdSlleh tlaeosnan q tho century end
Sian N - Houso q Commona fhis unheard
q peocoe0ing be- irrilaAed The LibeeAis In the
country exo6edineiy, end In my Judgment
- irfstflsvably damaged the blu, which
viii certainly b carried By Q diminished
majority On In second reading, but In no cass
Ont form,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-09

THE New York World hes been making .
study Of election figures with Interesting re-
suits The increase Of vote In 1884 over 1880
was, In the total vote. s43, ,633 /; in the Demo.
cratic vote, 46s. .9s2 and In the Republican
vote S99,2sl. In 1856 the tctal vote was
349,4lO Les than In lss0 But the Demo
cratic vcte increased 20 l76 In 1886 over 1850,
and the Republican vote fell Of 49,, l54. In
1885 the Democrats polled AS, ,sO6 les votes
than In 1854, and the Republicans s3l, ,435
lesA The growth Of the Prohibition strength
increased to 15l,07l In 1884, and to26s,73S
Last year an increase In 1886 Of ll7,6t7 over
1884. The 0reenback party, which polled
IN imposing vote OF SO7 ,S06 In 1850, has gone
gradually down, until In 1886 It polled only
%, 466 votes all over the Union. But the
Labor vote has come in its place TO puzzle
the politicians.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-09

The Philadelphia Ledger makes . good
suggestion Concerning Arbor nay when u
Ays: 'If our State Forestry society would
republish some hints . to the kind Of tress
suitable for various situations on high
ground or low, wet or dry, In loan, clay,
sAnd or gravel, with shelter or broadly q
posed, on hills or on streams, the intelligent
on the 22d with some prospect q having pos.
terity thank him."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-09
The New Cousty Jail,


Why all this delay about the building
Of the new county jail? Everyone has de-
caared In its favor; this il just the season
70 begin operations; and the Labor that
WiN b employed will add TIE prosperity
oe the city.
&|Sewher5 N this issue Of the INTELLI.
GENcER will be found q resume of the
stsps taken to the present situation and
some guesses at the cause of the existing
delay. There is no good reason for the
tardiness. The money to build the Jail can
be borrowed at a low rate of interest and,
with the amount received from the sale of
the present advantageous site, the debt
contracted would be very light.
II the county would act on a broad.
guage basis, it would not sell the present
prison site, but would convert it into q
beautiful park. There is great need for
such IN institution In this city, and this
tract with the reservoir grounds would go
long way towards supplying this keenly.
felt want.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-09
wanted IL Former Home.

From the Carlisle Herald.
Last fall dog belonging 70 John Skid.
more caught aturtle dove and brought IL 70
the house 1t wss taken from him and
placed In cage and became quito . pet.
During this time Mr.. Hoah BAily. and little
son, Of Dillsburg, were visiting Mr.. skid.
moro and the little boy took . fancy for the
bifd. 1t was given to him and he took it to
his home In perforated cigar box. A few
day ago Mira Skidmore had an occasion to
where II stood, saw q dove sittinT directiv
back Of u. She attempted 70 catch Il and
found 1t frozen to death. The dove BY cer.
tain marks, is known to be same one a
given to this little boy. 1t had escaped FROM
the cage and had flown from Diilsburg e
East Berl,i In distance Of l3 mileA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-09
Red Star Cough Cure.
FREE vgOA OPiATEs AND POIsONs.
eAEk. sUK8. PROMPT.
as GENTS.
AT DRUGGISTS AND DBALsRA
THE CHARLes A. vOasLE8 co. Baltimore.
REAovED.

Having removed my Coal and Kiudling Wood
Yard from the corner OF South Woisr md
Andrav streets 70 the corner OF South Wstef
end hilbert streets, 70 the kxtsusivo Troetle and
s, CS.i shsas: erected 6y 2. Lsbssitsr 8 Co. ds.
~ thSs e iS.o, 70. my Isay iriseds and The public
ssSSSsS scSSs, :. Sf Cos! Lytsns Valley. snamosiS,
sSTeSSysMs TSSyns,nss snc ,S Lshsgh q III st.ss:.
xn1S tns puhlio Tor thrtY lib0rn1 uAtvon.
sSe n ~ past, snA h,plns tkSy VIII ccntisSc
S S AVER me yith thsir 0rdsru 81 NJ NJ nisSS
OF business, remain - ~ pss7s
vsSy kaspaetsuliy Youu.
BEM1y 60EYOR
..ass Sscsss 'ss u ~ sessA 0sssa ssssss yssopuy
ssasphess seansstssa. ssa>A
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-09
A Manly Letter,

. The word most frequently used In all
pses comments on the acts and utterances
q President Cleveland ID manly" and
that word fits well to his letter in reply to
~ Suggestion Of the fishery union that re-
taAaasaon upon Canada should be limited to
80 exeluston Of Canadian fish,
The hshermen clamored most loudly for
Eeealiation, and 1t ID characteristic Of New
England thrift that they should want only
that kind Of retaliation that will boom tho
1Shing business. They made a great FMS,
about national honor, and now it spuears
That their way Of asserting and defendino
u would be by excluding foreign fish for
IT, benefit Of their business. When thev
0nA that retaliation must 60 farther. II Il
- p b above the contempt Of the British
- Canadians, they are greatly alarmed
~ - prospect.
- president reminds them that re
do~n1lou y not contemplated for the pro
1'lno1ga q any particular interest, but to
lo1l1ain national honor and protect the
yy1G1e peopls. he gives full value and
UoG1ance to the vast commercial In.
'lonD that viii b imperilled by vigorous
1llaeaou, bat says plainly no sacrifice
III Vuponal or private interests shall be
nui1sgsd y against the general welfare. y
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-09

KNIGHTS OF LABOR, Boards OF Trade,
agricultural societies, manufacturing corpo.
rstions, railroads and the entire business
community are now watching the proceed.
ings Of the legislatura How much easier 1t
would be for all to watch the primary elec-
lions aud secure the nomination Of men for
the legislature who would not need watch.
inQf
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-09

N1W ADvAkTxS1M1NT n
s>>>-S>~>>
j. AcALDwELL &co
FOR
EASTER
x,,,.,u.. TOKENS
AIlN!ATUgEEs
n!Ss CASs1aaIESAssss CASs1aEAssss
~fss,s; sSssRRsM ssRsSaT:ps SSsSL e ,..,.
SSstt55SSFP SSSssttt5SP AM
EihTSSS EfSjsSSS Pottery
,Bsa.ins in Reduced Size the
ls-ger Pieces.
Canneo THos. WEBB 4 SONS
STEVENS a WILLIAMS
MASS STEWART Z SONS
The personal selections and
orders Of Mr.. Houston, the
only representative Of q Phila-
delphia Art Object Importing
House abroad during the past
Winter.
J. e.
CALDWELL
& co.
900 Chestnut ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
A THLOPHOROs FOR RHEUMATISM.
From Life to Death
PHILADELPHIA.

Is hut moment II rheumatism or neuralgia
strikes the heart The diseases arc tho most
painful and the most dangerous Of any TO which
human kind Is liable. They ny from ono part to
another without moments warning, and lini.
ments ana other outward applications arc in
themselves dangerous because they are liable To
drive the disease to some vital organ and cause
instant death. Rheumatism and neuralgia are
diseases Of the blood. ana can only be reached
by remedy which will drive from the blood The
dangerous acids. such = remedy Il Ashiophoros
1t has been thoroughly tested and u . safe, slrs
cure.
srRuos CRRsK. PA. Oct. s, 1885.
In answer to your req uest 70 know what your
Athlophoros has done tor me, will say II has
done wonderful work. I have suffered from
rheumatism for eighteen years more or less ana
sometimes not aols to put my clothes on or eat
Aono. l toox all kinds, doc ,orod with Q GOOD
many doctors, but nothing did mo any good.
read your advertisement in the Democrat ("
ana sentinel" papers OF Levistown. have
taken In all four bottles feel no pain. vas
drawn crooked. but nov I am STRAIGHT once
moro. Thank you for the good 1t has done me.
Athlophoros is the medicine.
PHILIP HAarsrKs.
Your medicine has cured me OF neuralgta. I
suffered with 1t for three days. and It gave mo
instant relief. VIZ. 2. kIHcH.
PALNyRA, N. r., August 10, 1856.
fused one bottle OF Athiophoros for neuralgia
after being laid up eight wseks. Tho result vas
very sansfactory. RS. IDDy.
Every druggist shouid kesp Athlophorus ana
Athlophoros PILLS, but Whero they cannot bs
bought OF the druggist the Athlophoros Co., No.
u wal street, New York. will send either tcaf,
rtago pAid) ON receipt OF regular price, which
Pulls.
For liver ana kidney diseases, ayspsps,a, in.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-09

If people would recall that Pennsylvania
means "Psnn's woodA" perhaps they would
plant more trees on Arbor Day,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-09

A dude, q beautiful tisht.trowsered dude.
slipped on loose stone and bruised his daintv
ankle. The gentle patient u doing we'll lie
uses salvation OIL. ~ "
Many children have coughs and cola. INV,
Syrup. S'~s1
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-09

JOHN WANANAKER has taken big step
towards solving the labor problem by shar-
ing his profits with his faithful employees.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-09

wHr not plant nut OF fruit bearing trees
On Arbor DAyS
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-07-14
Peace Cannot Exist.

SAN FRANCISCO, July THE steam
er, City of Sydney, arrived to-day from
Hong Kong and Yokohama, having
sailed from the latter point June 2Ist.
The Japan Gazette has advices from
Corea declaring that the Chinese party
is practically in the ascendant in that
country and the dominant party is de-
manding that the country be closed to
foreign intercourse, and that western
innovations including telephones, cleo
trio lights, mints, powder factory and
the college for the study of the English
language be abolished. 1t is claimed
that the Government is SO weak that
it has no influence and is unable to en-
force its orders upon its subordinates a
hundred or so miles outside of the CAPT
tai. So long as China affects to hold
sovereignty over CoTea the claim is
made that peace and prosperity cannot
exist.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-07-14
with a small loss

mia, with a small loss in
several of the southern states. Some
of the remainder have gained point or
two and others have lost. The chinch
bug has wrought some damage In most
of the western states and in Maryland
and Virginia. Where harvested grain
has been threshed the results are Varia-
bic, with plump, sound grain in some
localities and a shrunken berry indi-
Gated in others. There is reported a
somewhat serious decline in the condi-
prevalence of chinch bugs. The gen.
eraI average is 1913. Last
month it was S7.3, decline
of s points. The condition In July of
$50 was s3.3, four points higher than the
present average. The average for Wis
consin is TO; Minnesota, 49,; Iowa, ~;
Nebraska, IS; Dakota, 81. Chinch
bugs, HeSsian fly and grasshoppers in
the narthwest and joint worm in West
Virginia, have all aided in the reduc-
ton of the yield of wheat. The aver
of spring rye, S4.3, showing decline in
condition since the last report. The
average for barley is likewise reduced.
1t is 50 8 instead of $50 last month.
The decline is mainly in the west.
A reduction appears in oats, from 81
in June to $50, due to drought and
the ravages of insects, and is the heav-
lest in Kentucky, Illinois and WiScon
sin and states west of the Mississippi.
There has been an increase of 80 per
cent. in the acreage OF potatoes, the
largest rate of advance being IN Dako-
ia, Kansas and Nebraska. The condi-
ton and average is 50, which is a little
below the July average of the previous
three wears.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-07-14
ATLARGE
go 4AOA4AAa0 "a Il 001eOG
The MurderOus Band Not Captured
as Reported.
One ProspsctOr Dies at the Stake and
Others MutiIatsd.
Gov. Gordon Spells a tennessee
Hanging Matinee,
For Which He is Hung in Efigy by .
Drunken Mob.
BlOodIhirsty Indians.

Ell PAso, Texas, July Elm spite of
military reports to the contrary, only a
small portion of the Apaches have
really been captured by General Miles.
The remainder of the band, numbering
about one hundred warriors, are at
present in a valley of the Ragged
range, about forty miles southwest of
lake Giezman. Their retreat was dis
covered by Tom McGraw and Vannes
Smith, two Ell Paso prospectors, who
were attacked. Smith was instantly
killed, but scouts report that McGraw
died at the stake. On Monday last a
predatory party of thirty-six Apaches
descended Coca Grande toward lake
Giezman. They were seen by Mexican
guards at Ascension custom house in
the Sabinal district, also by MormonS
living in that vicinity. Farther above,
near JanOs, this party encountered four
prospectorS and killed them by torture.
The hands and feet of all were chopped
off and one had his eyelids cut away.
The miners at Blancha de la Plata are
arming themselves for the purpose of
descending upon the valley stronghold
of the SavageS and a bloody battle may
occur at any time. When it occurs it
will be one of determination, as the
governors Office at Chihuahua is pay
ing 800 apiece for all Apache scalps.
A body of Mexican troops have already
been ordered to the SPOT.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-07-14

NEW YORK, July s.-The following
letter, which had just been received,
explains itself:
New York, July s.-Agent Associa-
ted Press-Dear Sir: So many conflict
ing reports having been circulated in
regard to the late sale of the Manhattan
railroad stock that think it proper to
give through you the exact facts. Ny
self and my associates did sell rs, 900
shares of Manhattan stock to Mr.. jay
Gould Internationally at S120per share,
and wish to state explicitly that Mr..
Gould acted throughout the transaction
in perfectly straightforward manner
and that the most friendly feeling ex-
lists between us. have no idea of re-
signing as a director of the Manhattan
Railroad company, and my opinion as
to the further development of this
property remains unchanged. Yours
faithfully.
(Signed) CYRUS w. FIELD.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-07-14
SGordOn,s Folly.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July 9.-Wil-
liam Holmes was to be executed yes
terday at Dalton, Georgia, for the
murder of Matilda Holman last De
cember, but Gov. Gordon committed
his sentence to imprisonment for life.
Five thousand people assembled to be
have been public. on learning of the
action of Gov. Gordon, they resolved
themselves into a mob and captured
the town. The mob hanged Gov. Cor
don in ef1igy on the gallows prepared
for the execution of Holman. The
mob got away with lot of bad whisky,
and the latest reports say that the mi
litia has been ordered to hold itself in
readiness to march on them if a riot
occurs at Dalton, which is at the mercy
of the mob.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-07-14
Kicking knights.

PTTrsBURG, Pa, July 9.-Discontent
is spreading among the Knights of La
Dor iron and steel workers throughout
the country. They are indignant at the
general officers of the order because they
have not been granted charter for a
national trades assembly and already
several assemblies threaten to with
draw from the order unless the charter
is granted; 1t is just one month since
the organization was formed at Harris
burg, Pennsylvania, and application
made for a charter. Since then moth
inf has been heard from the Knights of
Labor headquarters at Philadelphia. A
committee left this morning with in
structions to call on General Master
Workman Powderly and insist upon
the granting of the charter. The ma
tional assembly is composed of iron
workers in Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
New York, Ohio, Virginia, West Vir-
pinia and Illinois
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-07-14

bondholders would do likewise the road
could pay its debt, and that plan would
enable Kansas and Western states
generally to make an immense stride
forward, as they could then have ex-
ceedingly cheap freight rates. The
principal offices of the company should
be removed from New York and Boston.
and located in the West, where its in,
tereSts were located. The company.
he said, was compelled to expend an
nually an amount equal to q per cent.
on SIG, 000, 900 in defending themselves
from itigations that were merely in
tended to haraSs it. If all suits were
brought in the West, this would not be
SO.
The commission leaves tomorrow
morning to make a personal examina-
ton of the Kansas Central Road. They
viii then go to Denver, where they will
remain few days taking testimony.